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PBOPERTY
OWNERS'
ASSOCIATION
The
formation
of
a
property
owners'
aavociation
in
tbe
dtj
is
a
wery
proper
move.
Labor
has
its
Trades
and
Labor
Covad!
ahrars
alert
and
the
retxH
mmiimti
u
w
uxm
aner
-
useir
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own
mteresta,
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as
anta
teaa
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whs
ior
sated
n
raaii!
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3f
Thai
st
least
ant
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not
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at
laiaa
av
the
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at
um
as
one
ci
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better
intx
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eg
jnetacaaai
tan
t.eai
tacfens
3t-
Itoeasea
he
bad
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j
aeai
of
tfae
fscr
71
wear
nea
Ifear
lack
seal
Sen
of
tke
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aaml
takes
he
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day
rtfle
sdans
be
fle
29?.'
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tik
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adautted
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ua?
odd
jote
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THERE
IS
A
DIFFERENCE
teSai
The
i
a
difterencc
be'
e
the
xxmtiam
of
Print
Ra-
bsOMCwamar
onir
pm
and
the
southern
chief
im
regard
to
the
me
ly
tike
railway
company
of
the
He
shipyard
and
drr
dock
here
The
railway
ovma
thL
dock
but
it
does
not
own
the
Yarrw
SbipyaH
at
Esqtmnak
or
the
WaBaee
Tarda
ac
Vmtaa-ver
or
any
of
the
other
yards
t&at
get
work
frtan
dnxoxn-pany.
would
utilize
it
to
it
fullest
noasihae
canacity.
If
the
CP.R.
SJh"
It
would
be
the
natural
thing
for
them
to
do
the
work
at
vna
yams
ana
no
one
wotua
qneaoon
B.
Wearenotcrrticisingtheadnamietration
at
Prince
Rupert
Those
in
charge
eeesn
to
hare
doe
excellent
work
and
they
have
secured
a
fair
anportsonment
thia
year
considering
it
is
operated
aader
a
poKtieal
system
that
is
not
always
just.
The
dock
here
is
paraeularry
miuusc
iur
we
overnaui
oi
larBt)
tula
aucn
as
tbe
r
i
-
!
'
.
.
.
nupen
aw
uus
koumi
oe
tne
natural
pmco
to
work
done
econoRiicalh'
but
the
naKfiMl
mtti
he
takes
into
consideration
and
so
the
contract
njrniiraait.
rJunJZy
Lr!0?
l001
0nder
iJrrtii
la!
fk
known
a.
good
tbaa.
Mow
rade.
Bnuaa
omeials
have
ha
tn
k
intuMt;.
.
,77JU
have
had
to
deal
Natives
hav
tu
ahravt
kn
t.frl
par
one-tJuid
at
tne
coat
and
the
i
-
waUi
that
consaderation
which
it
their
just
due
a
the
or-
TiJS
Urinal
fMYimants
anH
mrnon
nf
K
n
Uui
vmo-n
bot
tnk
vfll
1"
,
It.
-ir
lOHiav
nan
not
bat
kas.
What
wUl
bew
that
the
men
whom
the
m
Brrtash
peopie
have
edocated
men?
bave
bees
the
leaders
in
a
movement
to
oust
the
British
:
irom
tne
country
or
at
least
to
curb
their
power.
A
measure
of
autonomy
ha
been
proposed
which
it
is
possible
may
be
temporarily
acceptable.
But
it
wfil
be
only
a
temporary
expedient.
The
agnation
will
undoubtedly
continue
until
th
country
attains
fuD
Dominion
status.
In
the
meantime
the
people
will
be
getting
experience
m
managing
their
own
affairs.
HMII!
Ax
AS
aTa.iflnkfc.s
rm
an
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w
nfLih
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111
(
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JBW
'his
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
The
Letter
Box
RELIEF
WOBK
Editor.
Daily
Jfeal:-
iHA-tafews
aaMi
and
we
may
expect
akjbar
taxes,
it
win
give
em-
ptoyoMnt
to
a
certain
amount
of
,an
aad.taat
k
all
rkjbt
If
tkow
j
who
wed
It
tbe
most
set
It
Bat
w
havetoomany
who
apply
for
work
and
set
It.
who
are
past
masters
at
pieadtof
poverty.
In
some
casts
they
bave
made
good
money
tttk
last
sommer
and
their
wires
work-
in
large
enoscfa
numbers
te
penalise
people
who
have
a
small
Income
and
have
scraped
and
aaved
to
'own
their
home
and
pay
their
way.
Personally.
I
have
not
made
over
$W0
in
the
last
16
months
and
my
reserve
from
prevtobt
yean
was
debts.
I
have
not
called
at
the
city
hall
to
interview
the
city
fathers.
I
know
it
k
no
tue
beeavse
I
do
not
happen
to
be
so
unfortunate
or
fortanate
as
to
have
a
wife,
and
of
coarse
a
single
man
does
not
need
much.
Those
who
are
to
ehajgt.of
giving
public
aid
we
know
have
gdlffkniU
task.
I
have
had
conversation
with
businessmen
ana.other'pwattie
citizens
and
they
quite
agree
a
good
many
are
on
relief
work
who
do
not
need
It.
If
the
names
of
those
who
are
on
relief
were
published
In
the
local
newspaper
from
time
to
time
there
mtht
be
lees
abuses.
Oet
pays.
A
RATEPAYER.
the
AO.
reaenng
nablt.
II
y
la
4OT
SPORT
NEWS
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ai
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sr.
dot
SPORT
CHAT
ibsd-wiwea
tost
Bans
had
keen
in
the
five
i
Tarn.
i:
lap
ajti.lstam
aide
PsrOtsvi
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taar
to
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safkatpfeK
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leaden
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at
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sneery
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Stcaf
flan
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SlfSdh
a.
leaoae
reeextl.
In
'
lean
natte
csaaas
and
aaasaa
fiak
i
hK-
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avtaw
ea
am
tht
aaoaer
Asm
w
teaae;
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vet
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and
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sec
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saM
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be
WkStad
asat
sat
a
sob
as
far
e
mat
sueaaaa
vtui
a
;
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sad
as
taa
that
hk
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tate
el
i
i
iwliTaiJrtil
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J
Msraswak
I
tkraaak
tateatirstkB
Amy
rM
Was.
wtth
a
!
f
P
Wnaer
R
Soet-
It
aw
Saand
en
niHMwaiiin
Mae
ret
naa
newer
tales
rmwnitiki
ns-
t
ptss.
Th.
The
t-
ten
Mhr
doOsr
fee
bad
h-n-.
beea
of
i
aaraa
L
iBattnett.
Ctteaen
u
.
.
cawenert
m
ateioanc.
wttb
CLV
craw
ojner
inrwts
thai
deserve
attention.
J:."
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pasad
bam.
is.
wiuj
a
gooc
ost
oi
oiiieer?
they
may
well
serve
the
dtv
by
xh
te:Tat-tw
pnefaen
Mded
lor
drawic?
attetmon
to
mattrB
which
seem
to
them
deserv-
becone
a
tar
tbe
cosatry
jj-:,
c
mg
of
action.
We
welcome
the
organization
of
such
a
body
wMrftPtmasto
sppned
r
igT8,",,!""1"-
as
tKt
nnMM)
y
tmki
ovt-c
-tw,
!
ranees
vttoont
error
ifite
votx:
and
need
onlr
the
oooar-
iH
KJfcL
PWkdfkaa
fbjkt
l-x.
i
.
.
7.
.
Ure
rood
atendenrind
heln
to
mak
i
T.
MtteheB.
Cta-tm
York
fed
tm
am
sad
CMerattiini
vttb
Jtst
at'
Artkar
C
Yaaee
of
Brooklyn
was
me
leamne
Pitcher
of
the
with
tbe
lowest
sveraae
ot
Xal
earned
per
atoe-kwtof
ntase.
k
beta
the
third
tkae
he
has
kd
the
aaga
La
ttns
respect.
Vance
and
Charles
H
Root
of
Chfcaco
pttched
tne
most
shot-oat
rred
PHrtmaavw
of
New
York
the
leader
on
the
bask
af
and
lost
with
ictorka
sad!
eevea
defeats.
HareM
W.
TTlkntl
at'
PhikaeJphk
took
part
to
the
asost
contests.
Percy
MsJone
of
Cbt-!
eago
and
Ervm
Braate
of
Ptttsbargj
Pttched
the
most
complete
1st.
Reay
Kreaer
of
PKtabarg
tkd
j
wHh
VUkoey
for
tee
most
vletorks.
M.
Beajamln
Frey
of
fanrtnantt
lost
the
most
games.
IS.
Orovar
Aleana-
der.
plarmg
atne
games
thk
year.
marked
bk
twentieth
season
pay-toe
m
the
National
Leagae
with
a
ins;
steady
at
a
was
that
a
msa
total
of
m
games
and
373
rictarW.
with
a
small
family
would
be
sad
to
reeetfe.
That
daa
of
Rom
Dams
or
money
boarders
or
wasters
are
a
new
leagae
reeerd.
Lewk
R.
WUsan.
Chieao.
headed
the
at
assert
with
a
percentage
of
.723.
Wilson
has
the
larseat
total
at
mns
batted
m.
19&
estabtabJac
a
new
record
He
bad
sH
tbe
prevtoas
mark
to
IMS.
with
iM.
He
drew
the
most
bases
on
balls.
105.
and
struck
oat.
tbe
jnost
times.-
Si.
liases
Cuyfcr.
Ofaieage,
was
bit
by
ptteaed
oau
most
often.
10
umes.
Of
the
reeakr
players.
Clifford
R.
Craw-
ford.
New
YorkCindnnaU.
strack
ot
the
least
number
of
times,
12
hi
101
games.
Alter
bavin
batted
in
100
or
jnere
rap
for
six
oensecvUve
seasons,
James
L.
Bottomley.
St
Louli
lalifd
by
three
tomake
IM
dofnTOff.
IwinSn,
Chicago,
batte
dW
more
than
ISO
runs
for
the
flilb
consecuUve
year.
Seventeen
players
had
100
or
more
runs
batter
In,
a
league
mark,
pasetoi
the
record
of
It
made
In
929.
C
N.
R.
TRAINS
From
East
Sundays,
Tuesdays
and
Thursdays.
3:30
pm.
For
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
SaturdayllO
ajn.
JotiE
n
Rocrjei
tr
t
magnate
and
phin:hropnB,
after
1
1
iajli
l
ins
sa-utg
at
ball
oa
Onnond
Bearh.
nortida
nasi
wher
he
u
To
My
Fdfcjw
Chlxens,
Eyere
to
Canada.
The
Minister
of
Trsde
and
Commerce
Ottawa,
Canada
Please
mail
copy
of
"MY
CREED"
to
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sat
Un
Cftd
7w
mi
The
eve
af
New
Tears
Day
it
k
a
(rest
--t
sIiiii
so
lea
dance
at
HeaanajL
1
I
Poor
aid
tv
vui
x
mar
3
,
OJd
im.
bat
yoa
e
aat
rear
a
n.
few
aa
aaar
daps
we
aef.W
js
Ibarig
arsse
wklca
wa
a
9tti
Kew
that
aw
.
ihe
rvrm
toy
bave
been
dtraaai
sad
iie
5v.
do"
have
eaae
bath
to
far
;
ba.-
as
saal
time
la
in
mi
.
m
fsvsrtUsi
tb!
How
aboal
aa
'.'eckon
for
new
mayor
ef
6fai
OotC
It
tan";
alsays
rx
the
way
the
dry
Her
tloo
seems
ftH,
ta
xo
thU
year
What
I
Hki
aboat
Tta
m
Prtnee
Rapert
a
that
I
cast
fcase
T
w-at
ctirtstaus
trees.
There-s
s:
T'
nietbmg
scad
arxxit
everr
place.
A
tratcenay
bad
scat
Rs
cartaim
V
;-
"tt-
it
was
the
mecoe.
day
that
the
hew
steed
anvatfed.
WKuag
tkr
IpBvwtn
arrived
froa
a
susarfj;
across
the
stmt
Dear
Sttts:
May
sagfeat
that
yauiprBeaBT
eartakx
lar
waatows
We
da
aat-
care
itc
a
aoaree
k!
Tbe
chap
woe
left
jntd
the
aatc
jaaasi
Name
Address.
Post
Office
T
m
Cut
VctUo
a
Sim
J
ISPINHHR
C
.11
WINE
ALSO
IN
IMTCrui
calz.cn
jxfs
2rui
Victoria
mmis
TaJa
ad'ert1e'
:
Haatd1
or
dip
.
Lagaar
Coatroj
I
tbe
Gesaraaser.r
Cehsanb
a
Department
of
Trade
and
Commerce
.OTTAWA,
CbNhDX.
DcceaaWJTth,
ltM.
r
King
Out
tbe
Old,
Rit
'jg
in
ihe
Neuij
Aaatacr
few
days
and
1939.
with
whatever
it
has
brougit
us
af
skecra
or
of
sheave,
will
have
passed
ato
Matory,
and
our
theujhts
t
be
centred
on
a
sew
year
and
on
the
better
times
we
sincerely
hope
it
haj
in
More
for
m.
U-aikr
tbeopporturates
of
the
part
art
rone
beyond
recall,
the
ftscurc
U
ours
to
aaagofstwaataew-ilt
id
e
can
mak
t
i
t
a
far
brichtrr.
t
far
raorr
pnwperous
fatare.
soroandves
individually
and
for
Canada
as
a
vho5t,if
we;
alrrtohr
to
prof,
by
the
lenons
our
experience
has
taught
us.
'
Ana&
ktsons.
rurtly
we
have
learned
how
drpender.t
each
af
s
k
far
his
owa
opportuafciei
and
his
own
svancement
upon
the
wdWxfag
of
CaMdian
producers
as
a
data,
and
how
nmch
better
it
wouid
be
for
trtry
one
af
ta
if
in
oar
natty
bayng
we
were
all
to
favour
Cann
products.
If
yea
bekeve
that
'Tuced-ia-Cansda"
doctrine
Ss
sound
cororneo
tease,
hast
it
poaats
the
logical
way
not
on4y
to
rtl'tve
unempteymeit
bt
t
lay
bRMder
and
deeper
the
fcandattons
of
our
national
prosperity,
why
cot
make
the
practice
of
it
one
of
your
foremost
resolutions
ior
1931?
Cciebnte
the
new
year
by
riagiag
out
old
habits
of
earelesjans
iwyr,
and
'W
fa
the
new
resoive
henceforth
to
be
studiously
careful
Fer
J931Jrt
Uaa
be
aaur
Sresd:
tidkvt
in
Canada.
"I
love
her
as
my
home.
I
honour
her
Institutions.
I
rtjokre
la
tic
nharn
lance
of
her
resources.
"Igiery
the
"record
of
her
achimmcnts.
I
have
unbounded
con-hooarc
in
the
abaity
of
her
people
to
excel
in
whatsoever
they
undertake.
I
eherisfa
exalted
ideals
of
her
destiny
as
a
leader
among
vcerJd
saatSeRS.
"To
her
I
piedee
my
loyalty.
To
the
promotion
of
her
best
iiM
crests
I
Pledge
ray
support.
To
her
products
I
pledge
my
patronaje.
And
to
the
oause
of
her
producers
I
pledge
ay
devotion."
if
I!!.1
b
10
cmbr4ct
tbi,
cmd
copy
of
same
aitistkaMy
execHttd
ki
cokors,
and
on
heavy
stock
suitable
for
use
as
a
wall
hangtr
or
far
frammg,
h
yoofs
for
the
aaking.
Jint
clip
and
fill
in
the
coupon
herewith.
Andrew
wr
eaweispe
as
shown
on
the
coupon.
Mail
it
without
affixiri
sump,
for
this
PfcrtseaW
letter
wSl
be
carried
free..
t
Very
sincerely
yours.
Minister
of
Trade
and
Commerce.
Pronan
The
Dally
Sewt